Mt. Kailash Mansarovar Lake Tour with Lhasa & EBC

Experience Mt. Kailash, Mansarovar Lake, Lhasa, and EBC on an unforgettable tour.

Mt. Kailash Mansarovar Lake Tour with Lhasa & EBC, Journey for Enlightenment. Kathmandu - Lhasa - Mt. Kailash Manasarover - EBC - Lhasa (Fly in - Fly out trip)

Embark on a transformative journey to the sacred realm of Mt. Kailash, a place of profound spiritual significance. This tour offers a rare opportunity to witness the awe-inspiring beauty of the mountain, the serene expanse of Mansarovar Lake, and the cultural treasures of Lhasa and EBC. Immerse yourself in the spiritual energy of the region, explore ancient monasteries, and witness breathtaking landscapes that have captivated pilgrims and adventurers for centuries. Join us to discover the essence of Mt. Kailash and create lifelong memories on this extraordinary expedition.

Mt. Kailash trip highlights

Nirvana trip to holy shrine Mt. Kailash and Mansarovar Lake
Sightseeing tour in Kathmandu (Nepal) prior to Kailash Manasarovar tour
Visit ancient cultural heritage of Lhasa, Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Drepung and Sera Monasteries
Drive through pristine Yamdrok Lake, Gyantse & Shigatse cities to Mt. Kailash
Exploration visit to Manasarovar Lake and Rakshas Tal and three days of holy walk (KORA)
Visit Everest Base Camp & Rongbuk Monastery

Mount Kailash - EBC tour itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu
Day 2 to 4: Sightseeing tours in Nepal (Tibet visa days)
Day 5: Kathmandu to Lhasa
Day 6: Lhasa Highlights tour (Norbulingka-Drepung Monastery-Sera Monastery)
Day 7: Lhasa City sightseeing (Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Barkhor Street)
Day 8: Lhasa-Shigatse, 280 km, about 5-6 hours’ drive
Day 9: Shigatse –Saga, 440 km, about 7-9 hours
Day 10: Saga-Lake Manasarovar (4750M), about 500km, 10-11hrs
Day 11: Manasarovar-Darchen (36km), start trekking to Dira-puk
Day 12: Dira-puk via Drolma La Pass to Zutul Puk
Day 13: Zutul Puk to Darchen
Day 14: Darchen to Lake Manasarovar, rest day
Day 15: Manasarovar-Saga (530km, 10-11 hours)
Day 16: Saga-EBC, 300 km, about 7-8 hours
Day 17: EBC-Shigatse-Gyantse, 430 km, about 8-9 hour
Day 18: Gyantse-Lhasa, 260 km, about 5-6 hours
Day 19: Final Departure, transfer to airport or train station

Cost Includes

Airport pick up and drop
All necessary Tibet permit
All sightseeing tours as per itinerary
English speaking local Tibetan guide
Transportation by luxury Jeep / Van / Bus as per group size
Local entry permit and local transfer in Kailash
Yak and yak man for Kailash Kora circumambulation
All hotel and guest house stays
Full board food from/to Saga
Kitchen crew around Kailash for hygienic food preparation
Oxygen, First aid kit for altitude problem
Wages and insurance for crews

Cost Excludes

Lunch and dinner out from Saga
Emergency rescue evacuation cost
Other personal expenses tips, donation, laundry, call and bottle drinks
Photography charges
Any cost arising due to any reason & additional transportation cost.
Personal travel insurance

Useful Information for Mt. Kailash Tour:

Best Time to Visit: May to September is the ideal time due to milder weather and clearer trails.

Visa and Permits: Obtain the necessary visas for China (if you are travelling from mainland China) or Tibet Grpup Visa (Himalayan Mentor help you to obatin Tibet Group visa if you are travelling to Tibet through Nepal), along with permits required for visiting restricted areas.

Altitude Considerations: Prepare for high altitudes (over 5,600 meters). Acclimatize by spending a few days in Lhasa before starting the tour.

Physical Fitness: The trek can be strenuous. Good physical fitness and mental preparation are crucial.

Accommodation: Accommodations range from basic guesthouses to tented camps. Carry a warm sleeping bag.

Packing Essentials: Warm clothing, sturdy hiking boots, rain gear, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a first aid kit.

Health Precautions: Consult a doctor for altitude sickness prevention and required vaccinations.

Cultural Sensitivity: Respect local customs and religious sites. Dress modestly and be mindful of your behavior.

Local Cuisine: Prepare for simple Tibetan meals. Carry some snacks for the trek.

Communication: Limited connectivity is common. Inform your family and friends about your travel plans.

Guides and Tours: We provide a local guide who knows the area well. Booking a guided tour can simplify logistics.

Environmental Responsibility: Practice Leave No Trace principles. Preserve the natural beauty of the region.

Currency and Payment: Carry enough local currency (Chinese Yuan) for expenses. Credit cards might not be widely accepted.

Climatic Variability: Be prepared for sudden weather changes, including rain, snow, and strong winds.

Cultural Highlights: Besides the physical journey, explore cultural sites like monasteries and interact with locals.

Respect Wildlife: Admire local fauna from a distance and avoid disrupting their habitats.

Emergency Contacts: Keep contact details of local authorities, your embassy, and tour operators.

Trekking Routes: Research and choose the trekking route that suits your fitness level and time frame.

Remember that Mt. Kailash is a sacred site for multiple religions. Approach the journey with reverence and an open heart, appreciating its significance and natural beauty.